About 100 dissidents from a Colombian guerrilla group disarm as part of a peace process with President Gustavo Petro’s government, according to reports from ABC News and the Winnipeg Free Press. The disarmament follows a broader effort to move the negotiations forward and reduce violence connected to the group. The sources describe the event as a surrender of weapons by dissident fighters, signaling progress in implementing terms linked to the peace talks. While the reports focus on the number of participants and the disarmament action itself, they do not provide detailed information on the location of the ceremony, the specific group involved, or the broader timeline and implementation steps of the negotiations. The coverage frames the disarmament as part of the government’s ongoing engagement with armed actors under the peace process, with the surrender of weapons representing a concrete step in the negotiations. Further details on verification, reintegration measures, and remaining obligations are not included in the provided excerpts.